Zurich Citizens News, 1967-02-09, Page 3THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1967
Mrs. Lorne Bonnier and daugh-
ters, Lori and Cathy, of. Lon-
don, spent Sunday in Hensall
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gittus.
Public relations meeting of
Kippen East WI will be held
at the home of Mrs. James
Drummond, Wednesday, Feb-
ruary 15, at 2 p.m. Guest
speaker, Mrs. Robert Simpson,
will speak on public relations.
MRS. MAUDE REDDEN, Editor
Roll call, "The most absent-
minded thing I have done".
Bring a friendly card to be sent
to shut-ins at hospital.
The Board of stewards of
Hensall United Church present-
ed William Gibson, prior to his
departure for Australia, with a
Bible and pen and pencil set
in recognition of his service as
custodian, Mr. Gibson was also
ue�
honored with a very unique gift
on Tuesday, January 31, by the
Brownies, and many gifts from
friends including a set of lug-
gage.
At a curling social at the Hen
sall Arena Friday night, a draw
was made for the following
prizes and the winners were
first prize, Kroehler platform
rocker, Trevor Wilson, Hensall
second prize, Cooey bridge set
Melvin Glanville, Hensall; third
prize, flight luggage, Linda
Mock, Hensall.
0
Amber Rebekahs
Pian Birthday
The regular meeting of Am-
ber Rebekah Lodge was held
last Wednesday with noble
grand Mrs. Lindsay Eyre pre-
siding. A donation was made
for the United Nations Student
Pilgrimage, which is sponsored
by the Rebekah and Oddfellow
lodges.
Final plans were made for
the annual birthday party Feb-
ruary 15. An invitation was
accepted to attend the meeting
at Pride of Huron Lodge, Exe-
ter on March 15, when the as-
sembly president, Mrs. Pauline
Taylor, of Kingston, will be a
special guest.
The OP&T euchre will be
held Friday, February 10, and
the dessert euchre is scheduled
for March 29, afternoon and
evening.
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
ONE OF ZURICH'S oldest sweethearts is Mrs, Katie
Meidinger who will observe her 96th birthday on Tuesday,
February 14 —Valentine's Day. Mrs. Meidinger, who re-
sides at the Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall, is usually
in good health, although she was confined to bed for a few
days recently. The Citizens News takes this opportunity to
congratulate Mrs. Meidinger and suggest that all her friends
and relatives get together to make Tuesday the best birth-,
day every for a lovely lady.
Unit 4 of UCW
Discuss Chapter
Of Study Book
"Giving Our Best for a Better
World" was used as the theme
of the February meeting of
Unit four of Hensall United
Church Women on Thursday
afternoon. Leader Mrs. James
McAllister presided.
Devotional was given by Mrs.
H. McMurtrie on "the value of
humor and laughter". Mrs. E.
Chipchase dealt with the study
book, using a chapter on the
Protestants of Lower Canada,
the early days of church work
up to recent years. Many .calls
on the sick and shut-ins were
reported. A Valentine contest
was conducted by Mrs. W. H.
Weeks.
Activities of the near future
were discussed, including the
annual quilting project begin-
ning Monday, February 6; a
film is to be shown at the gen-
eral meeting February 27, when
all members are urged to at-
tend: the World Day of Prayer
on Friday, February 10, in St.
Paul's Anglican Church at 3
p.m.; banquet for Brownies,
Guides and their mothers on
February 22; the centennial
pioneer supper on April 12; the
Huron Presbyterial in Wing -
ham, February 21, with speaker
Rev. Gordon Hunter; and a
mission festival announced for
Goderich, April 2.
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick was host-
ess for this meeting, and Mrs.
Leona Parke and her commit-
tee served tea. Twenty-five
Nero present.
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Training Course
The spring project for 4-H
girls was held at the Hensall
United Church, February 2 and:
3. The project "A world of
food in Canada" was instructed
by Miss Sharon Carroll, home
economist for Huron, and Miss
Carol Wood, home economist
of Oxford County, to the 34
leaders and assistants of 4-H
girls' clubs.
District and number of clubs
represented were: Hurondale,
three; Crediton, two; Dashwood,
two; Hensall, two; Zurich, two;
Elimville, three; Kippen, one;
Grand Bend, one.
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Married 50 Years Ago
A family gathering was held
in the Legion Hall, Hensall, on
Saturday, February 4, in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Volland,
of Hensall, on the occasion of
their diamond wedding anni-
versary.
Members of their family at-
tending the dinner were their
daughters, Mrs. Eldon (Vera)
Johnston, of Brucefield; Mrs.
Irene Finlayson, of Hensall;
Mrs. Louis (Beatrice) Taylor, of
Varna; and sons, Clarence, Hen-
sall, and Bruce, Goderich.
Formerly Elizabeth Albrecht,
Mrs. Volland is the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Albrecht, and her husband is
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
•Conrad Volland, all of Hay
Township. The couple were
married in Clinton by the late
:Rev. Stewart. They were un-
attended. Following their mar-
riage they farmed in Hay and
Tuckersmith townships before
going to Goderich where they
lived for 33 years, taking up
residence in. Hensall in 1966.
Mrs. Volland, 83, and " Mr.
Volland, 85, enjoy fairly good
health, Mrs. Vollancl is able to
care for her home. They can
recall their wedding day with
plenty of snow and having to
go through many pitch holes
with the horse and cutter on
their wedding trip.
In addition to their family,
the couple have 16 grand -chil-
dren and 18 great -grand -chil-
dren.
At the dinner, catered by the
Legion Ladies' Auxiliary, the
head table centred a three -
tiered wedding cake, flanked
with white mums, daffodils and
pink and white tapers. - The
celebrants were showered with
gifts including a living -room
rug from their family and a
clock from their grand -children,
also money, flowers, congratu-
latory messages from neighbors
and friends, and from Rt. Hon.
John Deifenbaker; a scroll from
Premier Roberts; Hon. C. S.
MacNaughton, and Robert E.
McKinley, MP for Huron. The
evening concluded with a so-
cial hour of cards.
Hensall Kinsmen
CentenniI
Wi nter (arnivl
Two
ig Days
Friday & Saturday, Feb. 10 - 1
OLD TIME DANCE
Friday Night 9 ppm. to ?
CROWNING OF SNOW QUEEN
9:45 P.M.
Saturday Parade At 1 p
PARI EVENTS AT 2 P.M.
Snow Shoe Races
Snowmobile Races
Pony Cutter Races
Log Cutting Contest
Reeves' and Mayors' Snow Shoe Race
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